BodkinStone Creek Bodkin The most common use for a bodkin is to apply head cement to flies. The bodkin is also used to pick out dubbing, clean out fly tying tools, and even to tie on tippets. Bodkins are typically made of stainless steel or brass and have a sharp point on one end and a blunt end on the other. The sharp end is used to pierce the fly's head and to pick out dubbing, while the blunt end is used to apply head cement and to tie on tippets. When

BWOs are an important part of the fly-fishing world

Available in sizes # 16 - # 20

or fish it with a slight upstream retrieve

The Mosquito fly is a versatile fly that can be used in a variety of conditions

It is a great fly to add to your fly box if you are looking for a fly that will imitate grasshoppers and catch trout

The Grey Wulff variation of the Royal Wulff

The Gypsy King is a versatile dry fly that can be used to imitate a variety of insects

Natural & Sculpin Olive

• Hackle Pliers

but capable of doing more

Available in 5 wt

4 Piece - 2" diameter tube